Is there a way to undo plugin adjustments just like everything else.

[phatbeatstudio]

Is there a way to undo plugin adjustments just like everything else.
Sometimes I find myself getting a little to creative on EQ but would like to undo it to a point where I liked it better.
Thanks HAVE A NICE DAY

[jasonthurley]

Wouldn't that be nice??!!

Only way I know of is to open a session backup and then save the preset in the Plug... then recall it in your main session.

[Dism]

Save As... is your friend.

If you decided to get experimental, just save a new session file. If you don't like it, open the older session file.

[elicious]

or just use the a>b function in many plugs
or the compare button.
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[meech]

Unfortunately undo/redo isn't possible with plugins.

I use a combination of command+shift+c and command+shift+v, also save as... making a temporary copy of a plugin, and also duplicating an entire track if I want to experiment.

Ideally I think it would be great if a DAW could keep two separate undo histories/sequences for edit and mix/plugin functions. Imagine if command z and command shift z undid/redid edits, and adding option to those commands undid volume, pan, plugin parameters, etc...

[Meads]

That's why you have to love Waves plugins. They all have an undo-function implemented.

[albee1952]

To simply reset any parameter, you can Alt-click on it(Option-click for Mac?). That trick will default almost any knob

[mbourque]

You can also save the settings as a preset before doing to much modifications. This way, you can switch easely from multiple versions of the tweaks you've done.

[Stig Eliassen]

Originally Posted by phatbeatstudio

Is there a way to undo plugin adjustments just like everything else.
Sometimes I find myself getting a little to creative on EQ but would like to undo it to a point where I liked it better.
Thanks HAVE A NICE DAY

Import plugin settings from one of the backup session files with Import Session Data.

[Bill Denton]

Originally Posted by mbourque

You can also save the settings as a preset before doing to much modifications. This way, you can switch easely from multiple versions of the tweaks you've done.

+1 on that...I had the same idea when I read the original post, but I was at work and I can't post anything from there...

And phatbeatstudio, given all the problems you've had, why don't you name each preset something like "2012-08-31 7-17PM" so you can keep track of them...